Elder Scrolls Online, Developer Bethesda and Publisher ZeniMax’s MMO treatment to the popular RPG series that has spanned generations, has never had a promising future. Originally releasing back in July of this year, it was critically panned for lackluster content and being an overall poor game wrapped behind both a $60 price point as well as a monthly fee. ZeniMax has promised gamers that The Elder Scrolls Online would reach its console counterparts on the Xbox One...
The complete Elder Scrolls collection will be coming to PC on September 10th as a box set. The box set will include every major Elder Scrolls game from Arena to Skyrim, add-on content and Steam activation keys for Morrowind GOTY and Oblivion GOTY. The box set, which comes 3 days later to Europe, will be $79.99. Below is a description of each game from Arena to Skyrim pulled from BethBlog. Find out more information in the source article on BethBlog. Arena – Assume the role...
We’ve all had those rare and special games that have come along at just the right moments in our lives that have touched and impacted us in some incredible and profound way. A game that redefines your favorite genre, publisher, and who you are as a gamer. These games will always invoke some form of loyalty, for you will hear no ill talk of it, and will always support future related titles. For many it’s franchises like The Legend of Zelda, World of Warcraft, or Metal...
The Kid stumbles into the sewer, finds nothing but darkness and confusion. You have to walk through the shadow to reach the light at the end of the tunnel, and this tunnel is full of baddies. We also find a big city! Join us on our trip through Oblivion as we conquer Tamriel one goblin at a time.
The lil’ Creep and I continue to explore the tutorial dungeon of Oblivion which had its entrance conveniently located in our character’s prison cell. We find find many gobliny and ratty things, as well as some surprise mobs, hidden deep within the dark passages. Oh right, and as the title suggests, we learn to walk faster than 0.25 mph.. What a relief!
Raven and Lil Creeper Kid (aka, my daughter) discover the world of Tamriel together. Having never played an Elder Scrolls game before, the Kid and I learn for ourselves the hardships and wonder that permeates the dark and colourful world of Oblivion. This first video is a little rough due to a graphical glitch in the intro video and a volume issue on the title screen, but our senseless yammering more than makes up for it! Game on!
When you ask me what my favorite genre of game is there is never any hesitation before I blurt out 3 short letters, RPG. We’ve all played them and many of you out there love them just as much if not more than I do, but recently the line as to what truly constitutes an RPG has become quite muddled. Some say that an RPG has to have an inventory system and a true leveling system or skill tree, other people say an RPG is anything where you can upgrade your character. So...
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